We would like to thank Attorney Brian Louder, from Louder & McGill Law Firm, for choosing SRI to help defend his client in a serious criminal matter in Russellville, KY. It was clear to the SRI team from the onset that the police in this matter were abusing their authority by ignoring key evidence and…
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As part of our investment in the future we are always investing in our people to make them the best trained in our profession. This week SRI has investigators training in multiple areas across the region. Donald Coleman is currently participating in a cell phone forensics class in Pennsylvania. Smartphone Forensics and Cellular Technology Certification…
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SRI team member Jeremy Woods at IPTM (Institute of Police Technology and Management) in Jacksonville, FL in a Crime Scene Reconstruction Class. When he completes this training, he will join Shelly Rice to form SRI’s crime scene reconstruction team. Our lab is also being updated giving our team the most advanced tools available at…
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SRI has maintained a fleet of drones since 2012 and utilizes drone technology to document evidence for crime scene reconstruction, traffic accident reconstruction and search and rescue operations. This past week, SRI was invited to present and exhibit at the USA Drone Port Unmanned Aerial Services Conference at Hazard Community and Technical College…
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What a whirlwind! In 2018, we criss-crossed Kentucky with new opportunities and professional milestones and even more on the horizon for 2019. Our 2018 Highlights included: In July, we celebrated SRI’s 20th anniversary. From where we started, twenty years in business seemed like a pipe dream. After digging out the old photos of…
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With a great year past, our momentum has carried us into a bustling year ahead, already promising to be our best year yet! To keep up with our projected growth, we have just announced two full time positions and are excited to welcome a new private investigator to the team! Karolina Boren joined SRI’s…
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Occasionally at SRI, we offer classes for students to explore what we do, how we do it and the equipment we use. When invited, I visit schools and speak to the next generation about criminal justice and investigative work. It opens students eyes to the work we do, investigative techniques and career opportunities. This…
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SRI is a well-rounded private investigation company with specially trained team members with different certifications that set SRI apart from any other private investigation and accident reconstruction company. Our experts work with specialized technology that enable them to work on private, digital and crime scene investigations along with traffic collision reconstruction. Our crime scene…
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As I drive from case to case around Kentucky, I think about and reflect on where we started, our growth and the current capabilities of Stidham Reconstruction Investigation. I want to thank those who have been a part of the ride along the way and those who’ve trusted us with finding their answers. I…
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NBC News/Peacock Productions, which produced the show for Oxygen, called on SRI to consult and perform a thorough crime scene investigation during the filming of the ‘The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers,’ currently airing on the Oxygen network (owned by NBC Universal). Did you see Oxygen’s premiere episode of ‘The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers’ this past…
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The earliest and oldest evidence processing from a crime scene? Fingerprints. However, this is one of the least collected pieces of evidence today. Why? Most fingerprints are latent, or invisible. If they are not seen, they may go undetected. The longevity of this evidence is hard to determine as it depends on…
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We are excited to celebrate our 20th anniversary this month! We often share our top of the line technologies and training certifications but on this special anniversary I wanted to share the story of our humble beginnings to where we are today. SRI was founded in July 1998 and by the end of…
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Blood is not always visually detectable. While gathering evidence, photographs and investigative reports are provided and documented even though NO BLOOD may have been observed in the expected area surrounding the incident. Blood evidence, as fingerprints, may not be visible to the naked eye, requiring a method of blood enhancement to develop its presence. The…
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In 2015, 140 people were released after being wrongfully convicted. That number has grown from 61 people only 10 years earlier. If even 1% of the total amount of people incarcerated in the United States were wrongfully convicted, that number would be approximately 20,000 people! 1 wrongfully convicted person is too much. The story…
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Every day the motoring public faces many hazards as they travel the roadways. As the summer approaches, road repairs and construction will become more prevalent. These work zones become a major source of physical hazards that also includes construction workers potentially focused more on their work then passing motorists. Beware of situations like this and give yourself extra time to maneuver:…
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